Insights for a Healthier, More Productive Workplace

Ergonomics rarely fails due to a lack of knowledge, but because it is difficult to apply consistently in everyday work. This article explores why sustainable prevention requires a focus on behavior rather than training alone.

The newly launched Kearney Industrial Innovation Space (K-IIS) brings together cutting-edge technologies and real industrial use cases to help companies tackle operational challenges and WearHealth was part of it.

The EKAS conference at Migros in Switzerland showed how companies are approaching workplace health with a broader view — focusing on clearer insights and long-term workforce wellbeing.

The TV team of buten un binnen visited WearHealth to explore how AI, ergonomics, and data are shaping healthier and safer workplaces. Watch the full episode!

Discover key takeaways from A+A 2025 and what they mean for the future of workplace safety.

We were excited to join Axiom Medical for a webinar and explored how Artificial Intelligence is transforming workplace safety.

Data-driven ergonomics is transforming workplace safety — empowering logistics leaders to turn movement data into measurable improvements in safety, compliance, and operational efficiency, while building healthier, more resilient workplaces.

Traditional safety training isn’t enough. Learn why AI-powered solutions are essential in modern workplace injury prevention.

Discover how WearHealth brings AI-powered wearables to the A+A 2025 Trade Fair in Düsseldorf to transform injury prevention and ergonomics in logistics and industrial environments.

We’re excited to be mentioned in the latest issue of "Connected Magazine", where our work at WearHealth is highlighted as a leading example of how AI-powered wearables are transforming ergonomics and injury prevention in logistics and industrial environments.

AI-powered wearables supporting workplace prevention and ergonomics. In this episode of the Digital Public Health Podcast, CEO Esteban Bayro-Kaiser shares insights on how smart prevention is helping to create healthier workplaces — today and in the future.

How AI and wearables are redefining safety in physically demanding jobs - Learn how real-time motion data and smart sensors help reduce risk and why this tech matters for every kind of worker.

Did you know that AI-supported ergonomics and wearables can reduce the risk of injury in the workplace by up to 78%?

Ergonomic injuries are a leading cause of lost time injuries, absenteeism, and increased operational costs in logistics and manufacturing. By proactively addressing musculoskeletal disorder risks through ergonomic assessments, training, and workplace design improvements, companies can reduce injuries, enhance productivity, lower insurance costs, and strengthen their employer brand.

Real-time data and AI-powered wearables are transforming ergonomic injury prevention by enabling immediate detection of unsafe movements, personalized feedback, and predictive analytics. This proactive approach allows organizations to address musculoskeletal disorder risks before they escalate, fostering a safer and more efficient workplace.

Logistics workers frequently perform physically demanding tasks such as lifting, carrying, and repetitive motions, which can lead to musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) if not managed ergonomically. This article outlines ten effective strategies to mitigate these risks, including conducting comprehensive ergonomic assessments, providing targeted training, utilizing mechanical aids, redesigning workflows, and implementing job rotation to promote a safer and more efficient work environment.

Traditional ergonomic training often falls short in fostering lasting behavioral change due to limited retention and lack of continuous reinforcement. By integrating AI-powered wearables, organizations can provide real-time feedback and personalized insights, enabling workers to consistently apply proper techniques, reduce musculoskeletal disorder risks, and cultivate a proactive safety culture.

We extend our thanks to everyone who visited our stand and contributed to meaningful discussions. Events like these inspire us to keep innovating and pushing the boundaries of worker safety technology.

AI-powered wearables are transforming workplace ergonomics by providing real-time haptic feedback to workers, promoting immediate posture correction and fostering safer habits. This proactive, data-driven approach addresses the limitations of traditional training methods, enabling continuous ergonomic awareness and reducing the risk of musculoskeletal injuries.